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These are the books and e-books added to the Covenant Library in August 2020. Anselm’s pursuit of joy: a commentary on the ProslogionGavin R. OrtlundBook Justice and charity: an introduction to Aquinas’s moral, economic, and political thoughtMichael P. KromBook Two dozen (or so) arguments for God: the Plantinga projectedited by Jerry L. Walls and Trent…
These are the books and e-books added to the Covenant Library in May 2020. Positive psychological assessment: a handbook of models and measuresedited by Matthew W. Gallagher and Shane J. LopezBook Treatises on Noah and DavidSt. Ambrose; translated by Brian P. Dunkle, SJ, Boston College School of Theology and MinistryBook Christian worldview handbookDavid S. Dockery…
These are the books and e-books added to the Covenant Library in March 2020. Am I just my brain?Sharon DirckxBook Can science explain everything?John C. LennoxBook Has science killed God? the Faraday papers on science and religionedited by Denis Alexander; introduction by Alister McGrathBook T & T Clark encyclopedia of Second Temple Judaismedited by Daniel…
These are the books and e-books added to the Covenant Library in February 2020. The African Christian and Islamedited by John Azumah, Lamin SannehBook Letters to Saint OlympiaSaint John Chrysostom; translated, with an introduction, by David C. FordBook Lectures on the Christian Sacraments: the Procatechesis and the Five Mystagogical Catecheses ascribed to St Cyril of…
Covenant Seminary is pleased to announce the establishment of The Richard Winter Chair of Counseling. The endowed faculty chair is funded through the Seminary’s Hope for the Future capital campaign and named in honor of Professor Emeritus of Counseling Dr. Richard Winter. Dr. Winter founded Covenant’s Master of Arts in Counseling (MAC) program in 1992 and served as its Director until his retirement…
Founders Hall is to have a limited opening for faculty and staff personnel to work in their offices in order to complete their duties. Founders Hall is to remain closed to the public during this time. Anyone other than faculty and staff is to have an approved appointment to gain access to the building. All visitors are…
NOTE: Employees who need to work in the Counseling Center or in ITS, please work between the hours of 9am and 5pm Monday through Friday. For Faculty and Staff: Department Managers Limit time in office per day to a maximum of 4 hours at a time while on campus Stagger work schedules Limit number of people…
June 5, 2020 The Edwards Hall Community Center will be reopening with the intended use for students to study and/or participate in their online classes. With this reopening, there are some guidelines that the Seminary asks you read and follow while using the space. Guidelines: Entry into the building will be done through the South…
June 5, 2020 Buswell Library will have a limited opening for staff, faculty and students. The library will be operating a contactless pickup system. The contactless pickup system will involve library items being picked up in the lobby and be available Monday, Wednesday, and Friday from 9 a.m. to Noon. We’ll have a staff member…
President Mark Dalbey sent the following to the Covenant Seminary campus on June 1, 2020, followed by an afternoon of prayer for our nation, led online by the Seminary Student Life team. In addition, Dr. Dalbey assisted with a separate statement, released in unison from all the agency coordinators and presidents of the Presbyterian Church…
The board, faculty, and staff of Covenant Seminary are pleased to announce that Paul Loosemore, LPC, will join the Seminary’s Counseling faculty as a full-time Assistant Professor of Counseling beginning July 1, 2020. Mr. Loosemore, a 2015 graduate of Covenant’s Master of Arts in Counseling (MAC) program, has served as a Visiting Instructor in Counseling…
In recent months, the Covid-19 epidemic has led to an increase in racism directed at the Asian and Asian-American community. On behalf of the that community in general, and our own Asian and Asian-American brothers and sisters in the Covenant community, we wish to affirm the following: Covenant Seminary laments the growing number of racist…
